The 32" Toshiba LCD that came factory installed crapped out on our last camping trip. For those of you that have replaced their tv's, what type did you end up getting and how old was the original tv when it died? Mine was manufactured in 2009. Did the replacement tv fit the mounting bracket with little or no modification? It makes no sense on getting this one repaired since they are like disposable razors. New ones are cheap enuff.Mike

Have been using Samsungs for quite a while with good success.

The mounts should be standard. Just measure the bracket and make sure new tv matches.

stay away from the Westinghouse LCD, I'm a big Sony fan myself, lap tops, cameras, and LCD TV's

donn0128 wrote:Have been using Samsungs for quite a while with good success.X2

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donn0128
Explorer II
Oct 03, 2013
Have been using Samsungs for quite a while with good success.
BlindGuynAR
Explorer
Oct 03, 2013
The mounts should be standard. Just measure the bracket and make sure new tv matches.
wirenutz
Explorer
Oct 03, 2013
stay away from the Westinghouse LCD, I'm a big Sony fan myself, lap tops, cameras, and LCD TV's
jaycocamprs
Explorer
Oct 03, 2013
donn0128 wrote:
Have been using Samsungs for quite a while with good success.

X2
deleted-2
Explorer
Oct 03, 2013
Samsung
ford_truck_guy
Nomad
Oct 03, 2013
Samsung.......
D_E_Bishop
Explorer
Oct 03, 2013
Insignia and Dynex from Best Buy. We have four of them, one in S&B, one in the condo and two in the MoHo. No problems.
Veebyes
Explorer II
Oct 03, 2013
Still have the original 2006 vintage girt heavy tube thing. It works but the itch is there to replace it. Every visit to a Walmart or Best Buy includes a wander past the 32" TVs.

Not this trip. Dometic got big bucks from me for a new 4 door fridge. OUCH!
LostinAZ
Explorer
Oct 03, 2013
Have had good luck with both Sony and Samsung.
SWD
Explorer
Oct 03, 2013
RCA True flat screen from 2004. Still working but when it dies its off to costco to get an LG.